Traditional narrative, according to Ben-Shaul, is what keeps viewers' attention by providing a conclusive outcome to the events represented.
However, he admits that more data doesn't always guarantee a conclusive outcome, as evidenced by recent events.
The low number of events, due to the age range selection in our study and to the fact that only fatal events were considered, hampers a more conclusive result.
That provision sets certain conditions for treating a state's certification of presidential electors as conclusive in the event that a dispute over recognizing those electors must be resolved in the Congress under 3 U.S.C., Section 15.
That provision sets certain conditions for treating a state's certification of presidential electors as conclusive in the event that a dispute over recognizing those electors must be resolved in the Congress under 3 U.S.C.
Lacuna doesn't aim to construct a single narrative or a conclusive "truth" of the event.
But other studies were less conclusive, and in any event, the absolute risk to the average woman was small.
Due to these and other partially contradicting reports we critically review the body of evidence in order to come to a more conclusive synopsis of the event.
The plausible and conclusive determination of the event source needs careful data interpretation and a collectivity of as many different criteria as possible.
7 Until now, there have been no results from controlled studies with clinical endpoints that delivered conclusive evidence of macrovascular event reduction by an antidiabetic medication, except for 340 overweight patients treated by metformin in the UK Prospective Diabetes Study, 8 and for the secondary cardiovascular endpoint in patients treated by pioglitazone in the PROactive trial.
The report concluded: "It has not been possible therefore to produce conclusive evidence that the events described by both alleged victims took place".
